LUEST in TELLURIDE 2016 Meeting Location: Wilkinson Library, 100 W. Pacific Ave Breakfast & Posters: Arroyo Wine Bar, 220 E. Colorado Avenue Host: Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC), http://www.telluridescience.org Contact: Kristen Redd, TSRC Managing Director, Cell: 970-708-0827, Office: 970-729-8375, kristen@telluridescience.org Organizers: Gustavo E. Scuseria, Peter Pulay Tuesday May 31: 17:00-19:00 Welcome reception at Arroyo Wine Bar, 220 E. Colorado Ave. Cash Bar. 19:00 Dinner on your own. Wednesday June 1 9:00 Troy van Voorhis The many-particle expansion: A systematic method for including strong correlation in DFT 9:45 Ken Jordan Muticonfigurational Trial Functions in Quantum Monte Carlo Calculations 11:00 Dominika Zgid Green's function embedding methods for molecules and solids 11:45 Carlos Jimenez-Hoyos Embedding methods in the presence of strong correlation 14:30 Roi Baer Stochastic GF2 and GW calculations for large systems 15:15 Miguel Morales QMC Benchmark of Exchange-Correlation Functionals for Liquid Water 16:30 Sandeep Sharma Treating large active and virtual spaces using DMRG and FCIQMC 1
17:15 Seiichiro Ten-no Advances in model space quantum Monte Carlo 18:00 Dinner on your own 19:30-21:30 Poster Session #1 Posters 1-12 Beer & Wine Arindam Chakraborty Franco Egidi Matthew Hermes Kevin Gasperich Joshua Goings John Gomez Marco Govoni Gerald Knizia Wei Li Zhendong Li Elvira Sayfutyarova Vamsee Vora Describing electronic excitations in atoms, molecules, and clusters using eh-mccc Electronic Structure Methods for Relativistic Effects in Excited States Nature of the many-body similarity transformed coupled cluster Hamiltonian Diffusion Monte Carlo calculations on systems with degeneracies and near degeneracies Recent advances in real-time TDDFT for the description of optical activity Singlet paired coupled cluster theory for open-shells Computing quasiparticle energies for large systems Without Empty STates (WEST) Simple quantum embedding for active regions of realistic molecules Fragmentation based quantum chemistry approach for large systems Low-rank tensor approximations for many-electron wave functions in Hilbert space Spin-orbit coupling with the spin-adapted density matrix renormalization group Orbital Optimized Random Phase Approximation Thursday June 2 9:00 Eric Neuscamman Exciting developments in variational Monte Carlo 9:45 So Hirata Brueckner-Goldstone quantum Monte Carlo 11:00 Shuhua Li Generalized energy-based fragmentation approach for structures and spectra of molecules in condensed phases 11:45 George Booth A novel combination of variational and projector QMC for polynomial strong correlation 14:30 Peter Pulay Finding symmetry-breaking solutions of the SCF equations: The case of triplet instability 2
15:15 Takashi Tsuchimochi Effective multi-reference configuration interaction from spin-projected HF 16:30 Lucas Wagner Progress towards a consistent and testable link between effective models and correlated ab initio calculations 17:15 Gustavo Scuseria New vistas on strong correlation from symmetry projection 19:00 Group Dinner at Rustico (114 E. Colorado Ave). Free for invited speakers. Others are welcome: subsidized at $40 per person (including wine); please sign up. Friday June 3 9:00 Frank Neese New developments in domain based pair natural orbital correlation methods 9:45 Piotr Piecuch SR CC and EOM CC Methods for Multi-Reference Problems 11:00 Xiasong Li Linear Response and Real-Time Two-Component Relativistic Electronic Structure Methods 11:45 Laura Gagliardi Multiconfiguration Pair-Density Functional Theory 12:30 Ali Alavi Stochastic approach to large-scale CASSCF and MR perturbation theory 13:15 Free Afternoon 20:00-22:00 Poster Session #2 Posters 13-23 Beer & Wine Matthias Degroote Adam Holmes Chad Hoyer Jing Ma Polynomial Similarity Transform for strong correlation Efficient Heat-bath Sampling in Fock Space Multiconfiguration Pair-Density Functional Theory for Excited-State Chemistry Exploring Low-lying Singlet Excited States of Molecular Clusters 3
John Mintmire Zhigang Ni Tuguldur Odbadrakh Alexander Sokolov Zsuzsanna Toth Yiheng Qiu Martin Zonda Truncation Algorithms for One-Dimensional Lattice Sums of Coulomb Integrals Quasiatomic Orbitals for Pipek-Mezey Localization and Molecular Properties Course graining dispersion interactions using quantum Drude oscillators Time-dependent perturbation theory for multi-reference problems Revisiting Hartree-Fock instability: energy surfaces Symmetry projection as an extended coupled cluster theory Perturbation theory of a quantum dot attached to superconducting leads Saturday June 4 9:00 Christine Isborn Size-Dependent Errors in DFT in Vacuum and Solution 9:45 Angela Wilson Theoretical approaches for transition metals and heavy elements 11:00 Emanuel Gull Solutions of the Two Dimensional Hubbard Model: Benchmarks and Results from a Wide Range of Numerical Algorithms 11:45 Johannes Dieterich New developments in reduced scaling wavefunction and linear-scaling density functional theories 14:30 Marcel Nooijen Coupled Cluster Theory for Magnetic Systems 15:15 Toru Shiozaki Predicting magnetic properties of strongly correlated systems 16:30 Francesco Evangelista New methods for strongly correlated electrons with tunable accuracy 17:15 Garnet Chan Periodic quantum chemistry 18:00 Dinner on your own 4
Sunday June 5: Departure 5